Taylor Negron Tickets

Taylor Negron (August 1, 1957 – January 10, 2015) was a multi-faceted performer and visual artist based in California. A pioneering figure in alternative comedy and a versatile creator, Negron made his mark in film, television, theatre, and painting. From his early days as a founding member of UnCabaret to his acclaimed stand-alone projects, he built a distinctive career around storytelling, humor, and bold artistic exploration. While he may not tour today, his enduring work continues to inspire performers and audiences around the world.

Below you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography and stage work, and context for his lasting influence in Southern California and beyond.

Born in Glendale, California, Negron’s career spanned decades of creative output. He appeared in notable films such as Albert in Punchline (1988) and Milo in The Last Boy Scout (1991), showcasing a talent for memorable supporting roles. He wrote and performed The Unbearable Lightness of Being Taylor Negron – A Fusion of Story and Song, a multidisciplinary solo show blending music, storytelling, and comedy (debuting in 2008 and touring in 2009 at Edinburgh and in New York). His play Gangster Planet (1993) drew on LA history and riots, earning attention from the Los Angeles Times and continuing runs. As a painter, Negron exhibited works like Snow Paintings at the Laemmle Royal, demonstrating a parallel career in visual arts. PBS Artbound highlighted his multi-genre contributions, including a TED Talk reference to his public work. Though there are no 2025 tour dates due to his passing in 2015, his body of work remains a touchstone for fans and artists alike. For fans and researchers, his social channels and official sites offer a gateway to his enduring legacy.

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